Jordan's Principle ensures all First Nations children can access the products, services and supports they need, when they need them. It can help with a wide range of health, social […]

This year, APIN is pleased to have Melissa Brown and Cecil Sveinson present, “Healthy Relationships/Healthy Parenting”. Melissa is an Anishinaabe/Dene registered midwife from Sagkeeng First Nation and the Navajo Nation. She […]

One of the most devastating acts of colonization for Indigenous Peoples in Canada was the federal government’s implementation of the Indian Residential School system. For roughly seven generations, nearly every […]

SPEAKER:  Rhonda Elias-Penner - Rhonda came to Thrive, then known as Pregnancy and Family Support Services, in spring of 2010 as an Applied Counselling student, working in the Resource Centre. […]

“Anxiety and Youth” Many youth experience mental health disorders like anxiety. This presentation will include an overview of common anxiety disorders in youth and the potential origins and influences of […]

Please join Leigha Phelps and Jennifer Sheridan Westdal from the Women’s Health Clinic Dragonfly Support Program to find out how we can help to support individuals and families who have […]

The western world has only begun to understand and honour Indigenous knowledge systems and views on Child Development. It is now time to reclaim Traditional Knowledge and provide the unique […]

Indigenous knowledges and practices are becoming a recognized and significant component of service delivery systems that support healing and wellness. Such practices are being incorporated and integrated throughout the work […]

DATE:   Tuesday, June 7, 2022 TIME:  12:00pm – 1:00pm LOCATION:  Online – Go to Meeting Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://meet.goto.com/841686389 Get the app now […]

Skills for Defusing Anger and Resolving Conflict In these changing times, there has been an increase in polarization within communities around issues of health care and, in some cases, increased […]

The Anishinaabe have survived by following their ancient philosophy of living a good life, since time immemorial. This philosophy helps all living beings to remain connected to the Great Spirit, […]

Please join us for APIN’s Annual Adolescent Parent Day (APD) at the Norwood Hotel, 112 Maryland Street. This year, APIN is pleased to have Sally Massey Wiebe present at APD. […]